Can You Fix a Giant Drill while Your Mind falls Apart? MOLE launches June 15th
MOLE is a psychological horror game with where you must operate the Drill’s machinery by hand. You’ll have to navigate this colossal machine into the Earth as you chase a mysterious signal that promised you salvation. There is no hand-holding in MOLE, you will have to figure out how to fix the various systems while you shift in and out of reality. The game launches June 15th on Steam and is a must-play for fans of Mouthwashing and Iron Lung.
MOLE is made by a small team in Sweden. The game features a story about loss, coming to terms with your own failures, all in a visually mind-bending experience. Expect 4-5 hours of many set pieces with tense sequences and a hard-hitting narrative. The game trusts you to solve puzzles using the vessel's systems and face what's waiting at the signal.
Key features:
Psychological Horror Through Simulation: Fear emerges from systems under pressure, isolation, and uncertainty
Fully Tactile Interactions: Operate levers, switches, and machinery directly
Learn by Doing: No tutorials or hand-holding, understanding the machine is part of survival
Buried Memories: Uncover fragments of your past as memories resurface and decisions echo back
Atmospheric Set Pieces: Staged moments that build tension as things start to unravel
MOLE launches June 15th for $12.99 USD with a 10% launch discount and support for nine languages.